In Stock Only Industrial Decorative Boxes

Crafted from brass and featuring individually hammered studs, the Lames Boxes and Trays reflect exceptional artisanal craftsmanship. Inspired by the “lame,” a solid metal sheet used in medieval plate armor, these pieces seamlessly blend rich history with contemporary flair.

Such a cool piece.. Tyler. Oconomowoc, WI. Fri Jul 24 2026

Made in India of recycled tent canvas, these storage boxes trimmed in leather are an attractive way to stash desk essentials or remote controls. Keep your home office, bedside table or coffee table uncluttered and organized by utilizing these storage boxes.

This decorative box brings a touch of elegance to your space with its timeless pewter finish. Handmade with care, it showcases artisanal craftsmanship that stands out in any room. Use it to store small treasures or display it as a standalone piece on a coffee table or shelf. Its lidded design keeps contents secure while adding a layer of sophistication to your decor.

beautiful item. fast delivery at a good price. Deborah. Methuen, MA. Tue Jan 21 2025

The Whittaker's grooved design, created in stacked, offset discs, offers an industrial nod reminiscent of machine gears. The contemporary cache features a contrasting, notched round knob in an antique brass finish. Carved in ivory resin, the accent is as versatile as style-packed.

This decorative box is a stunning example of fine craftsmanship, featuring a genuine marble exterior that adds a refined touch to your decor. Its handmade construction ensures each piece is one of a kind, bringing unique charm to your home. Perfect for storing small treasures or serving as an eye-catching accent, this box enhances any room with ease.

This handmade pewter decorative box is a perfect blend of form and function. Ideal for storing cherished keepsakes or serving as a standalone accent on a shelf or table, its pewter construction highlights meticulous craftsmanship. With a subtle yet sophisticated design, it complements a variety of styles and fits effortlessly into any space.

In ancient Egypt, starting in the third millennium BC, in the religious ritual of mummification, organs were placed inside four vessels, where they were kept – according to belief – connected to the body.